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True/false 17 Wallonia 88 Car controls 109 Dashboard lights 40 Priority rules 9 Pedestrians 19 Cyclists 20 Driving licence 65 Show all 719
What is the general speed limit in built-up areas in Brussels?

551. What is the general speed limit in built-up areas in Brussels?

40 km/h.
50 km/h.
70 km/h.
✓ 30 km/h.

In the Brussels-Capital Region, the general speed limit inside built-up areas is 30 km/h. Traffic signs may impose a different limit on particular roads.

Urban speed-limit setting in Brussels
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

552. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Cabin fan speed.
✓ Airflow direction.
Air recirculation.
Cabin temperature adjustment.

This control selects the direction of the ventilation airflow, such as towards the face, feet or windscreen.

Control for directing cabin ventilation airflow
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Which side do people drive on in Wallonia?

553. Which side do people drive on in Wallonia?

✓ Right-hand side.
Left-hand side.

Traffic drives on the right-hand side of the road in Wallonia.

Road traffic and the designated driving side
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Which licence category is mainly associated with cars?

554. Which licence category is mainly associated with cars?

Licence A.
✓ Licence B.
Licence C.
Licence AM.

Driving licence B is mainly associated with cars. Category B covers ordinary cars, while category B with Code 96 and category BE allow heavier trailer combinations.

Car and category B driving licence
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Why can main-beam headlights make driving in fog more difficult?

555. Why can main-beam headlights make driving in fog more difficult?

✓ The light can reflect off fog droplets and reduce visibility.
The brighter light makes the windscreen mist more quickly.
Main beam makes interior lights less effective.
Main beam reduces the effectiveness of the fog lights.

Main beam can reflect back from fog and create glare, making it harder to see the road ahead.

Headlight glare reflected by fog
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Who must you give way to when leaving a parking place?

556. Who must you give way to when leaving a parking place?

✓ All other road users.
Only motor vehicles.
Only vehicles approaching from the right.
Nobody if you use an indicator.

Leaving a parking place is a manoeuvre. A driver performing a manoeuvre must give way to all other road users.

Vehicle leaving a parking space near other road users
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What is the minimum licence for a 35 kW motorcycle at 0.2 kW/kg, derived from 70 kW?

557. What is the minimum licence for a 35 kW motorcycle at 0.2 kW/kg, derived from 70 kW?

Licence A1.
Licence B.
✓ Licence A2.
Licence AM.

Category A2 covers motorcycles with power not exceeding 35 kW and a power-to-weight ratio not exceeding 0.2 kW/kg. The motorcycle must not be derived from a vehicle with more than double its power, so a 35 kW motorcycle may be derived from a vehicle of up to 70 kW.

35 kW motorcycle for category A2
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Why should you switch on dipped headlights before entering a tunnel?

558. Why should you switch on dipped headlights before entering a tunnel?

To reduce tyre wear inside the tunnel.
To prevent the tunnel lights from becoming too bright.
To keep the windscreen from misting.
✓ To improve visibility and help other road users see you.

Tunnel lighting may be much darker than daylight. Dipped headlights help you see and make your vehicle more visible.

Vehicle using dipped headlights before entering a tunnel
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Why should hard braking be avoided while a motorcycle is leaning in a bend?

559. Why should hard braking be avoided while a motorcycle is leaning in a bend?

It prevents the suspension from working.
It makes the motorcycle turn more sharply.
It increases tyre pressure immediately.
✓ It can reduce stability and available tyre grip.

When a motorcycle is leaning, the tyres are already using grip to turn. Hard braking can demand additional grip and may reduce stability. Whenever possible, adjust speed before the bend and use smooth, controlled inputs while cornering.

Motorcycle leaning while travelling through a bend
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Who generally has priority at an uncontrolled intersection in Wallonia?

560. Who generally has priority at an uncontrolled intersection in Wallonia?

✓ Traffic approaching from the right.
The largest vehicle.
Traffic approaching from the left.
The vehicle travelling fastest.

At an uncontrolled intersection in Wallonia, you generally give way to traffic approaching from the right.

Vehicles approaching an uncontrolled junction from different directions
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Why should you take extra care when crossing a tram or bus lane?

561. Why should you take extra care when crossing a tram or bus lane?

✓ A tram or bus may approach quickly.
These lanes are usually free from moving traffic.
You only need to check for traffic from one direction.
Cars always have priority over trams and buses.

Check carefully before crossing or entering a tram or bus lane. Trams cannot steer around obstacles, and both trams and buses may need significant distance to stop.

Traffic crossing a lane used by public transport
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What should you do before leaving a motorway?

562. What should you do before leaving a motorway?

Cross several lanes at the last moment.
Signal only after entering the exit lane.
Wait until the exit begins before checking your mirrors.
✓ Check your mirrors, signal in good time, and enter the exit lane safely.

Plan your exit early, move into the correct lane safely, and reduce speed after entering the exit road where appropriate.

Vehicle preparing to take a motorway exit
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What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

563. What does this vehicle-control symbol indicate?

Air conditioning.
✓ Air recirculation.
Fresh-air ventilation.
Rear window demister.

This symbol activates air recirculation, which reduces the amount of outside air entering the vehicle and recirculates air already inside the cabin. It can be useful when driving through polluted air or when cooling the interior quickly.

Cabin air-recirculation control and symbol
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What Belgian licence is normally used for agricultural or forestry tractors?

564. What Belgian licence is normally used for agricultural or forestry tractors?

Licence C.
Licence BE.
Licence C1.
✓ Licence G.

Category G is intended for agricultural and forestry tractors and certain agricultural machinery used for agricultural or forestry activities. It can also cover their trailers.

Tractor and Belgian category G driving licence
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May you normally stop or park a car on the pavement in Belgium?

565. May you normally stop or park a car on the pavement in Belgium?

Yes, if the hazard lights are switched on.
Yes, for up to fifteen minutes.
Yes, if no pedestrians are currently present.
✓ No, unless local signs or markings specifically permit it.

Stopping and parking a car on the pavement is normally prohibited. It is only permitted where local signs, markings, or regulations specifically allow it.

Car stopped or parked on a pavement
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Is a high-visibility vest required in cars in Wallonia?

566. Is a high-visibility vest required in cars in Wallonia?

✓ Yes.
No.

Cars in Wallonia are required to carry a high-visibility vest.

High-visibility vest for roadside use
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What should you do when a bus signals to pull away from a bus stop?

567. What should you do when a bus signals to pull away from a bus stop?

Ignore the signal until the bus starts moving.
Drive closely beside the bus to prevent it moving out.
Sound your horn so the bus waits for you.
✓ Slow down and be prepared to let it move out when safe.

Buses may pull away after picking up passengers. Slow down, check the traffic situation, and allow space when it is safe.

Bus signalling to pull away from a stop
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What should you do if a large animal suddenly enters your path?

568. What should you do if a large animal suddenly enters your path?

Accelerate to pass before the animal moves.
Swerve sharply into another lane.
✓ Brake firmly while keeping control of the vehicle.
Release the steering wheel and brake hard.

If a large animal enters the road, brake firmly while keeping the vehicle under control. Avoid sudden swerving, as this can cause you to lose control or collide with other traffic.

Large animal entering a vehicle's path
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

569. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Automatic start-stop system.
Cruise control.
Electronic stability control.
Engine-management warning.

This symbol relates to the automatic start-stop system, which can switch the engine off temporarily while the vehicle is stationary and restart it when driving resumes. The exact colour and appearance may vary between vehicles.

Automatic start-stop system symbol on the dashboard
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Where should you normally wait after a breakdown on a high-speed road?

570. Where should you normally wait after a breakdown on a high-speed road?

Immediately behind the vehicle so you remain visible.
✓ Behind a safety barrier and well away from the vehicle and traffic.
In front of the vehicle while facing approaching traffic.
On the verge beside the broken-down vehicle.

A stationary vehicle can be struck by passing traffic. Waiting behind a barrier provides better protection.

People waiting behind a safety barrier after a breakdown
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Why are roads especially slippery during rain after a dry period?

571. Why are roads especially slippery during rain after a dry period?

Cold rain quickly reduces the tyre pressure.
Tyres need time to adjust to a wet road.
✓ Oil, dust, and dirt mix with water on the road surface.
Rain temporarily reduces the weight of the vehicle.

After a dry period, oil and dirt can build up on the road. The first rain mixes with them and can make the surface very slippery.

Rain falling on a road after dry weather
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What should you do if visibility is reduced by fog?

572. What should you do if visibility is reduced by fog?

Use hazard lights instead of normal headlights.
Maintain normal speed if the road markings are visible.
✓ Slow down and use the correct lights.
Follow the vehicle ahead closely as a guide.

Fog makes it harder to see and be seen. Reduce speed, increase following distance, and use the correct lights.

Fog reducing visibility on a road
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What is the best place to cross the road?

573. What is the best place to cross the road?

✓ At a designated crossing.
Between parked vehicles if traffic appears quiet.
At the shortest point, even if visibility is limited.
At a junction without checking for turning traffic.

Use a designated crossing whenever possible. It is usually the safest place to cross the road.

Designated crossing for pedestrians
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Who normally has priority at roundabouts in Wallonia?

574. Who normally has priority at roundabouts in Wallonia?

✓ Traffic already on the roundabout.
Traffic entering the roundabout.

In Wallonia, traffic entering a roundabout normally gives way to traffic already circulating.

Vehicles approaching and circulating on a roundabout
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Is a warning triangle required in cars in Wallonia?

575. Is a warning triangle required in cars in Wallonia?

No.
✓ Yes.

Cars in Wallonia are required to carry a warning triangle.

Warning triangle carried as vehicle safety equipment
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What should you do if another driver does not give way when they should?

576. What should you do if another driver does not give way when they should?

Accelerate so you pass through first.
Use the horn and continue at the same speed.
Move closer so the other driver is forced to give way.
✓ Slow down and avoid a collision.

Even if you have priority, safety comes first. Slow down, stay calm, and avoid creating a dangerous situation.

Conflicting vehicle movements at a junction
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What may cyclists and speed-pedelec riders do at this red traffic light?

577. What may cyclists and speed-pedelec riders do at this red traffic light?

Proceed in every direction without checking.
Treat the red light as a green light for all traffic.
✓ Proceed in the direction shown after giving way to other road users.
Ignore pedestrians but give way to cars.

A B22 sign allows cyclists and speed-pedelec riders to turn right on red or amber. A B23 sign allows them to continue straight, but they must give way to other road users.

Red traffic light with an exemption sign for cyclists
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Why should you keep a safe following distance?

578. Why should you keep a safe following distance?

To make overtaking easier.
✓ To have enough time to stop.
To reduce wear on the brakes.
To make your vehicle easier to see ahead.

A safe following distance gives you enough time to react if the vehicle in front slows down or stops suddenly.

Gap between a vehicle and the traffic ahead
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When must a driver wear a reflective vest after a motorway breakdown?

579. When must a driver wear a reflective vest after a motorway breakdown?

✓ When leaving the vehicle where stopping or parking is prohibited.
Only when passengers remain inside.
Only when repairing the vehicle at home.
Only if the breakdown happens at night.

On motorways and express roads, the driver must wear a reflective safety vest when leaving a broken-down vehicle that is stopped where stopping or parking is prohibited.

Driver wearing a reflective vest after a motorway breakdown
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What should you check after fitting a child restraint?

580. What should you check after fitting a child restraint?

✓ That it is securely installed and correctly fitted.
That the seat belt is routed in any convenient way.
That the child can easily loosen the harness.
That the restraint can move freely on the seat.

A child restraint should be installed securely and used according to the manufacturer's instructions. Check that the seat is firmly attached, the belt or ISOFIX connection is correct, and the child is restrained properly before driving.

Checking the installation of a child car seat
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How can you check which fuel is suitable for your vehicle?

581. How can you check which fuel is suitable for your vehicle?

Ask another driver with a similar-looking vehicle.
Use petrol unless the engine sounds like a diesel.
Choose whichever fuel is cheapest at the station.
✓ Check the fuel-filler label, fuel cap, or vehicle information.

Before refuelling, check which fuel type the vehicle requires. The correct fuel is often shown inside the fuel-filler flap, on or near the fuel cap, or in the vehicle information or owner's manual. Do not rely only on nozzle colours, as these can vary between filling stations and countries.

Checking the fuel label before refuelling
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Which gear is used to drive a manual vehicle backwards?

582. Which gear is used to drive a manual vehicle backwards?

✓ R (Reverse).
1st gear.
2nd gear.
Neutral.

Select R (Reverse) when you need to drive a manual vehicle backwards. The vehicle should be stationary before Reverse is selected.

Manual gear lever and gear-selection pattern
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How should you brake on a slippery road?

583. How should you brake on a slippery road?

✓ Brake gently and progressively.
Use the parking brake to help slow the vehicle.
Steer sharply while braking to avoid slippery areas.
Brake harder than usual to shorten the stopping distance.

Sudden braking can cause the wheels to lose grip. Smooth, progressive braking reduces the risk of skidding.

Braking on a slippery road surface
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What should you do when approaching stationary or slow-moving traffic on a motorway?

584. What should you do when approaching stationary or slow-moving traffic on a motorway?

Change lanes immediately to avoid slowing down.
Brake only when the vehicle ahead begins braking.
Follow the vehicle ahead closely to keep traffic moving.
✓ Reduce speed early and be prepared to stop.

Motorway queues can appear suddenly. Early braking gives following traffic more time to react.

Slow-moving traffic ahead on a motorway
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Which licence category is mainly associated with mopeds?

585. Which licence category is mainly associated with mopeds?

Licence A.
Licence D.
✓ Licence AM.
Licence B.

Driving licence AM is mainly associated with mopeds. Category AM covers mopeds with a design speed above 25 km/h and up to 45 km/h.

Moped and category AM driving licence
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What should happen after an airbag has deployed?

586. What should happen after an airbag has deployed?

The airbag can be folded back into the dashboard.
The airbag can be removed and the vehicle used normally.
✓ The restraint system should be professionally inspected and repaired.
The airbag can be reused if it is not torn.

A deployed airbag is a single-use safety component. After deployment, the restraint system should be professionally inspected and the airbag and any other affected components replaced or repaired as required before the system is relied upon again.

Deployed airbag inside a vehicle
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What is the minimum licence for a 12,000 kg C1 combination with a trailer over 750 kg?

587. What is the minimum licence for a 12,000 kg C1 combination with a trailer over 750 kg?

Licence BE.
Licence C.
Licence CE.
✓ Licence C1E.

Category C1E covers a category C1 vehicle towing a trailer or semi-trailer over 750 kg, provided the maximum authorised mass of the combination does not exceed 12,000 kg.

Category C1 vehicle and trailer combination up to 12,000 kg
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What should you do if an emergency vehicle approaches with lights or siren on?

588. What should you do if an emergency vehicle approaches with lights or siren on?

Speed up so the vehicle can follow you.
Stop immediately wherever you are.
✓ Stay calm and make room safely.
Ignore it if there is not enough room to pass.

When an emergency vehicle uses lights or siren, check your surroundings and make room safely without sudden or dangerous movements.

Emergency vehicle approaching with warning lights flashing
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What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

589. What does this dashboard symbol indicate?

✓ Dipped headlights.
Main beam.
Sidelights.
Front fog lights.

This symbol indicates that the dipped headlights are switched on. Dipped headlights illuminate the road ahead while limiting glare for other road users.

Dipped-headlight symbol on the dashboard
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Can coffee, energy drinks, fresh air, or loud music replace proper rest when you are tired?

590. Can coffee, energy drinks, fresh air, or loud music replace proper rest when you are tired?

Yes, but only during daylight.
Yes, if the journey is less than one hour.
Only coffee can replace proper rest.
✓ No, they may only increase alertness temporarily.

Coffee, energy drinks, fresh air, or loud music may make you feel more alert for a short time, but they do not remove fatigue. If you are too tired to drive safely, stop somewhere safe and get proper rest.

Stimulant drinks and driver tiredness
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Why should you avoid unnecessary lane changes in roadworks?

591. Why should you avoid unnecessary lane changes in roadworks?

Drivers should always use the lane with fewer vehicles.
Temporary lanes are designed for frequent lane changes.
✓ Narrow lanes and changing layouts increase the risk of collision.
Changing lanes helps traffic move faster through roadworks.

Frequent lane changes create additional risk where space is limited and drivers are already adapting to temporary layouts.

Vehicles travelling through restricted roadworks lanes
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What should you do when traffic lights change to amber as you approach?

592. What should you do when traffic lights change to amber as you approach?

✓ Stop if you can do so safely.
Stop even if this requires sudden harsh braking.
Continue at the same speed if the junction looks clear.
Accelerate to pass before the light turns red.

An amber light warns that the signal is changing. Stop if it is safe, but avoid sudden braking that could cause danger behind you.

Vehicle approaching an amber traffic light
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What should you normally do with the gearbox during a longer stop in a manual vehicle?

593. What should you normally do with the gearbox during a longer stop in a manual vehicle?

✓ Select neutral and release the clutch.
Select reverse gear.
Keep the accelerator pressed.
Keep first gear selected with the clutch pressed.

During a longer stop, selecting neutral and releasing the clutch can reduce unnecessary strain on the clutch release mechanism. Keep the vehicle securely held with the brake or parking brake as appropriate.

Neutral gear selection during a longer stop
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Are snow chains generally required in Wallonia?

594. Are snow chains generally required in Wallonia?

Yes, throughout winter.
✓ No.
Yes, throughout the year.

Snow chains are not generally required in Wallonia, although they may be useful or required in specific conditions or locations.

Snow chains for vehicle tyres
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What is the minimum licence for a D1 minibus towing a trailer over 750 kg?

595. What is the minimum licence for a D1 minibus towing a trailer over 750 kg?

Licence DE.
Licence C1E.
Licence D.
✓ Licence D1E.

Category D1 permits a trailer with a maximum authorised mass of up to 750 kg. A D1 vehicle towing a trailer above 750 kg requires category D1E.

Category D1 minibus towing a trailer over 750 kg
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Which Belgian moped class is limited to a maximum design speed of 25 km/h?

596. Which Belgian moped class is limited to a maximum design speed of 25 km/h?

✓ Class A.
Class B.

A Belgian class A moped has a maximum design speed of no more than 25 km/h. It may be ridden from the age of 16 without a driving licence.

Belgian class A moped limited to 25 km/h
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What should you do after fitting a temporary spare wheel?

597. What should you do after fitting a temporary spare wheel?

Ignore its speed restriction on short journeys.
✓ Follow its speed and distance restrictions and replace it as soon as possible.
Drive normally if the vehicle feels stable.
Increase its pressure to match the other tyres.

Temporary spare wheels may have limited speed, distance, and handling capabilities. Arrange a proper repair or replacement promptly.

Temporary spare wheel fitted to a vehicle
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What is an international driving permit mainly used for?

598. What is an international driving permit mainly used for?

As a replacement for your national driving licence.
To remove medical restrictions.
✓ To drive in countries where your national licence alone is not recognised.
To obtain a professional driving qualification.

An international driving permit is a standardised document used alongside your national driving licence when driving in countries where the national licence alone is not recognised. It does not replace your national driving licence.

International driving permit for travel abroad
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How can air conditioning help demist the windows?

599. How can air conditioning help demist the windows?

By heating the rear window directly.
By opening the windows automatically.
✓ By removing moisture from the air.
By increasing air recirculation.

Using the air conditioning can help demist the windows because it removes moisture from the cabin air. Directing this drier air towards the windscreen can clear condensation more quickly.

Air-conditioning controls used to demist the windscreen
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What should you do before opening your car door near traffic?

600. What should you do before opening your car door near traffic?

Open the door slowly and expect traffic to avoid you.
✓ Check for cyclists, pedestrians, and vehicles.
Check only for vehicles, not cyclists or pedestrians.
Check only the mirror before opening the door.

Before opening a car door, check carefully for cyclists, pedestrians, and vehicles to avoid causing a collision.

Checking for passing road users before opening a car door
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